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Level One Topic
- Level One
- January 23, 2025
- 53 Words
Bangla Translation.
Five female lawyers have been made judges in the Supreme Court. This is the first time a woman has become a judge in Bangladesh. In total, there were 23 new judges. Out of them, 5 were female. This will inspire young women of Bangladesh. They too will want to pursue careers in law and one day hopefully become judges.
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Level Two Topic
- Level Two
- January 23, 2025
- 98 Words
Bangla Translation.
For the first time in Bangladesh, five female lawyers have been made judges in the Supreme Court. This historic decision was announced on October 8, 2024. 23 new judges were appointed to the High Court that day, and five of them were women. They were sworn in by Chief Justice Syed Refaat Ahmed the very next day.
This is the start of a new era in the country’s law history. It is also a huge step for women in the legal profession. This will also serve as an inspiration for future generations. More young girls will be encouraged to pursue careers in law. The newly appointed justices are Mubina Asaf, Nasreen Akhtar, Ainunnahar Siddika, Tamanna Rahman, and Sathika Hossain.
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Level Three Topic
- Level Three
- January 23, 2025
- 176 Words
Bangla Translation.
For the first time in Bangladesh’s history, five female lawyers have been appointed as justices in the High Court Division of the Supreme Court. This landmark decision was announced on October 8, 2024. 23 new judges were appointed to the High Court Division that day, and five of them were women. They were sworn in by Chief Justice Syed Refaat Ahmed the next day. This marks a new era in the country’s judiciary field. It also represents a significant step forward in promoting women’s empowerment within the legal profession. The newly appointed justices are Mubina Asaf, Nasreen Akhtar, Ainunnahar Siddika, Tamanna Rahman, and Sathika Hossain.
Legal experts have praised the appointments as a recognition of the vital contributions women are making to the legal profession. They believe that the inclusion of five women in the High Court Division will serve as an inspiration for future generations, encouraging more women to pursue careers in law. Nazmun Ara Sultana is Bangladesh’s first female justice in both the High Court and Appellate Division. She welcomed the move. According to her, five out of 23 judges being women is great news. But there is still room to grow. She would have been happier if the number was more than 10.
